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I'll be arriving in NYC this weekend and will probably see between 7 and 9 shows while in town.

The last show I saw was Kinky Boots 2 years ago.

So far I have tickets for these shows:

An American In Paris

Curious Incident of the Dog

King and I

On the Town

I am taking a friend to see a few shows and I know he would like to see something humorous and hopefully very funny.

The shows I have come up with are

On the Twentieth Century

Gentleman's Guide to Love and Murder

Hand to G-d

Something Rotten

Please advise!! (choose at least two)

Anything else recommended? ( I will make sure I see Fun Home also)

Thanks for your assistance

I would love to help a fellow Michigander, although I no longer live in the beautiful state .

Gentleman's Guide is very funny, entertaining and cheeky. You will leave with a smile on your face. It is not to be missed, especially if you like British comedy.

The same pretty much can be said of Something Rotten. It is also not to be missed, in my opinion.

Hand To God is very funny, and much different than anything else on your list, or on Broadway for that matter. I would try really hard to fit in all three of these.

One step below these would be On The 20th Century and Finding Neverland.

Here is how I would rank the shows you are seeing, and those you have mentioned as possibilities (with Finding Neverland thrown in). Even the ones toward the bottom of the list are very good, with the exception of On The Town, which I did not care for .... just my personal taste.

Curious Incident of the Dog

Gentleman's Guide to Love and Murder

Something Rotten

Fun Home

Hand to God

King and I

An American In Paris

Finding Neverland

On the Twentieth Century

On the Town

Updated On: 5/4/15 at 02:07 PM

If you haven't seen Matilda, I'd put it at the top of the list.

I enjoy most humor and poking fun at religious rituals and beliefs etc. can be extremely funny.

I do believe in g-d though.

Nothing wrong with anything on your list but I would strongly consider Matilda and Finding Neverland especially if you have a difficult time getting tickets for some of your others... On the 20th Century would be something I might drop but that's me..

Wow! You're seeing some great shows. Of the 4 possibilities you listed, they are all worthwhile. You can't go wrong with any of them. If I had to rank them, I would probably go:

1.Something Rotten

2. Hand To God

3. Twentieth Century

4. Gentlemen's Guide